Brenda Huynh

Varsity flag football makes a comeback at senior night

Varsity girls flag football Trojans made the most insane comeback against James Logan for Senior Night, winning 13-12 at CVHS

A young man carrying a replica firearm was detained by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) at CVHS in the

A bomb threat stirred commotion despite there being no explosive devices found at CVHS on Sept. 23, during the final

“Bonnie’s Quest for Courage” by student authors Sammy Huang and Chloe Miao, follows the story of a girl named Bonnie

AP classes, also known as advanced placement classes, are notorious for their difficulty compared to the typical classes offered by

People begin to crowd the dance floor and phone cameras flash whilst laughter surrounds the room like a smothering blanket.

A battle for democracy resides on the corner of Castro Valley Boulevard and Redwood Road, also known as “Peace Corner,”

TikTok is a highly popular social media app that allows users to publish, watch, and interact with short videos. While

With rough tussling and sweat dripping on the hard mat, wrestling is an intense physical and mental battle for dominance

Every year, CVHS students from grades 9 to 11 take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) for three hours and